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chopped

/tʃɒpt/

[/tʃɒpt/]

past tense of chop

Beginnerverb

Definition

The past tense of 'chop'. It describes having cut something into pieces with quick strokes. It is also used as an adjective for cut food.

Example

She added chopped onions to the pan.

She added chopped onions to the pan.

Etymology

Past tense of 'chop', from Middle English 'choppen'.

How & Where It’s Used

Very common in recipes as both a verb and an adjective.

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